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The virulence role of the fliQ gene of Vibrio harveyi and its effect on the immune response of the large yellow croaker (Larimichthys crocea)

2025-06-01

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In this study, we focused on Vibrio harveyi, a prevalent pathogen in aquaculture. Previous research has shown that its flagella and the flagellar synthesis protein FliQ play a vital role in adhesion, infection, and virulence. We constructed a fliQ gene deletion mutant strain (ΔfliQ) from the wild-type strain LcV6 (Wt-LcV6) to investigate the function of fliQ in V. harveyi and evaluated its biological characteristi...

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7310b92c-7601-5bea-8da4-40c8e91a0c09
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2025.742439
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